I am new

[Scott Gravenhorst]

If you really want to junk it and it works, I'm quite sure you
could sell it, even if it doesn't seem to fit together.  I have two,
but they are the rack panel type and I really like them.  The 
band I play with loves the sounds I get out of it.

Anybody here got one together in the desktop case that can help?

Email to John S. may not be answered right away, he does get busy, but 
phone calls should work.  I'm sure they can help, one way or the other.  
IMHO, helping their customers is a PAiA hallmark.  That's been my 
personal experience.

BonoVox9 at aol.com wrote:
>In a message dated 5/2/00 5:58:56 PM Central Daylight Time, 
>thescum at surfree.com writes:
>
><< You might start with a Paia Fatman.  It's a kit that comes with everything
> you need to build it, and some pretty good instructions.  I'll bet that
> there are at least a few folks on this list who got their start building
> synths with the Fatman. >>
>
>speaking of the fatman, I think I hate mine. i can't get the stupid desktop 
>case to fit together right, and i wrote paia and they didn't write back. i'm 
>frustrated.i got the knobs to work right. paia said it was their fault 
>because the wrote the instructions backwards or something. blah. and i'm not 
>too good at tuning it either. i think it's going to be junked. and it upsets 
>me, because i was really excited about it.
>

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